Legal commentary by Jenna Greene
As published by Reuters
It’s hard not to be moved by the beauty of wild horses galloping across a western plain, hooves pounding and manes flying. Little wonder such images are featured in ads selling everything from beer to homeowner’s insurance.
But where some see wild horses ... Read More
News and Noteworthy
LOMPOC, Calif. — Return to Freedom (RTF) today announced it will be the beneficiary of the 6th annual Daytime Beauty Awards (DBA).
At a luncheon and honoree ceremony, the DBA will recognize and honor America’s wild horses, naming RTF the event’s 2024 beneficiary. The DBA acknowledges the science behind beauty, ... Read More
As published by EquuStyle Art & Travel
In 1997, Neda DeMayo founded Return to Freedom (RTF), a national non-profit wild horse conservation organization. In 1998, RTF opened a sanctuary in the rolling hills off California’s Central ... Read More
Last week, we suffered a heartbreaking setback in our battle for the future of Wyoming’s wild horses.
In a 70-page decision, district court Judge Kelly Rankin ruled that the Bureau of Land Management did not violate federal laws when it stripped 2 million acres from wild horse use in southwest Wyoming’s ... Read More
In a heartbreaking loss for wild herds, a judge today ruled that the Bureau of Land Management did not violate federal laws when it stripped 2 million acres from wild horse use in southwest Wyoming’s Checkerboard.
We are reviewing district court Judge Kelly Rankin’s 70-page decision. It rules against Return to ... Read More
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Return to Freedom continues to demand that the Bureau of Land Management take meaningful action after a wrangler was filmed kicking a downed wild horse.
RTF and partner organizations have met with BLM officials about the July 26 incident, which took place during a ... Read More